french wine

An old French proverb ran: Burgundy for kings, champagne for duchesses, claret for gentlemen. But whatever the type, the general claim of France to produce some of the world's famous wines is unchallenged (with all due respect to California).

Bloggers about French wine may be contemplating their history, discussing its use in recipes, explaining the system of nomenclature, touring the vineyards, or addressing the sometimes vexed question of what wine goes with what dish.

Or they may be noting the changing habits of consumption around the world.

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Latest blogosphere posts tagged “french wine”

 

• Wine of the week: Château Font-Mars Picpoul 2010

  
  The Wine Curmudgeon — Authority: 107
  The Wine Curmudgeon has always enjoyed picpoul, a white wine from southern France made with the picpoul grape that is grown, believe it or not, in the Picpoul region. Which is a weird naming convention even for the French. Picpoul is cheap and food friendly, one of those wines that you can keep around the house in ...
  1 week ago

• Two Good Restaurant Wines and a 1970 Pinot Noir at Home

  
  Charles Scicolone on Wine — Authority: 92
  When I look at a restaurant wine list, I try to find wines that are a good value, have some age, and that will go with my meal.  Sometimes it seems like Mission Impossible.  But once in a while, I get lucky, as I did at Gigot, a small bistro in the West Village. We started with Beaumes-De-Venise 2004 Chateau ...
  1 week ago

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